The Marginless Marriage: Why Your Relationship Thrives with more Time
Is lack of margin affecting your relationships? FamilyLife CEO David Robbins and his wife Meg chat about hurry’s cost—and getting back what matters most.
Show Notes
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About the Guest
David and Meg Robbins
As 17-year veterans of Cru, David and Meg Robbins have served in a variety of capacities, beginning as field staff at their Alma Mater, the University of Mississippi. In 2003, they moved to Pisa, Italy, to serve as overseas team leaders for Cru. It was during that time they fell in love with finding ways to relate and communicate with a secular, pluralistic culture. They trained to serve overseas long-term until God surprisingly led them back to the U.S.